Jack Prytherch

Jack Prytherch is a partner in the Osborne Clarke tax disputes team. He represents both corporate and private clients on a variety of UK and international tax disputes.

His practice covers all forms of (direct and indirect) contentious tax matters, including:

• tax litigation and ADR;
• HMRC enquiries and compliance checks;
• HMRC civil information powers;
• tax offences and serious investigations;
• voluntary disclosures and penalty mitigation; and
• commercial tax disputes.

Jack has extensive experience across a variety of sectors, including sport. This has recently included advising on the UK tax treatment of image rights of high-profile football players, working with leading counsel in this area to challenge HMRC assessments.

Jack is ranked in Chambers and Partners and has been featured as a ‘Key Lawyer’ and ‘Rising Star’ in Legal 500. He authored the first UK chapter of the Chambers and Partners Tax Controversy Global Practice Guide and regularly writes commentary on contentious tax issues for various publications.

Prior to specialising in tax disputes, Jack also had a background in advisory and transactional work in respect of a broad range of UK and international tax matters, including for Premier League football clubs and their investors. Applying this technical and commercial background to contentious tax matters, he is able to find solutions that achieve the best commercial results for clients (including working with clients and industry bodies to secure changes to tax legislation and long-standing HMRC policy). Where a tax appeal or judicial review is unavoidable, Jack has experience litigating before the tax tribunals and higher courts, including at the Supreme Court level.

Contact

• Telephone: +44 20 7105 7185
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• Website: www.osborneclarke/jack-prytherch